The Baldwin-Whitehall Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports innovation and excellence in the Baldwin-Whitehall School District.
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Join us for our last fundraiser of 2018: an '80s Halloween Party at the brand new Steel Cactus Restaurante & Cantina in Bethel Park on Saturday, October 20, 2018, starting at 6 p.m. We'll have costume contests, games, prizes, and raffles all evening. A $20 door donation gets you access to the food buffet and your first drink. Also, a dollar from select beer sales support the BWEF. Reserve your seat at the party today! All proceeds benefit our student scholarship and educational grants programs. |
Back to School: Two Educational Grants Awarded!
We are pleased to announce that we have awarded two educational grants to members of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District.
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Tamara Rellick, first grade teacher at Paynter Elementary School, received a grant for $1,000 to introduce coding to her classroom with the Dot and Dash Robot Wonder Pack. The tool will provide students with an innovative way to explore problem solving and critical thinking through computer programming.
"The robots would show our students an innovative technology as well as broaden our scope of STEM education in the classroom," Rellick said. "First graders will write code in an innovative way while exploring mathematical processes." Baldwin Bean, the new student-managed coffee shop at Baldwin High School, has received a $2,000 grant for the installation of electronics such as digital signage, charging stations, and an online ordering system. The coffee shop will give students hands-on experience with money and inventory management, customer service, and accounting.
"This will provide an opportunity to take what students are learning in the classroom and put it into action in a real-world environment," said Eric Jankoski, transition coordinator at Baldwin High School and manager of the Baldwin Bean project. |
Congratulations to our grant recipients! Can BWEF help you turn an idea into a reality? Consider applying for a grant. You can learn more on our educational grants page.
Now Accepting Hall of Fame Nominations for Class of 2020
We are now accepting nominations for the Distinguished Highlander Hall of Fame Class of 2020, to be recognized at the Distinguished Highlander Hall of Fame Gala in March 2020.
The ceremony brings together generations of Highlanders as we celebrate the accomplishments of those who support the mission and values of the School District every day. If you would like to nominate a Baldwin High School alumni for the Distinguished Highlander Hall of Fame, please complete the online nomination form. All candidates will be reviewed based on professional and community service, honors and awards, and contributions to the Baldwin-Whitehall School District. For more information, visit our Hall of Fame page.
The ceremony brings together generations of Highlanders as we celebrate the accomplishments of those who support the mission and values of the School District every day. If you would like to nominate a Baldwin High School alumni for the Distinguished Highlander Hall of Fame, please complete the online nomination form. All candidates will be reviewed based on professional and community service, honors and awards, and contributions to the Baldwin-Whitehall School District. For more information, visit our Hall of Fame page.
The Baldwin-Whitehall Educational Foundation is always looking for new ways to expand our network and our impact. Let us hear from you! Email us at bwef@bwschools.net.
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